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Martha Rosler : irrespective / introduction by Darsie Alexander ; with essays by Rosalyn Deutsche, Martha Rosler, and Elena Volpato and a conversation between Molly Nesbit and Martha Rosler.

The work of Martha Rosler is perennially incisive, provocative, political, and timely, exploring a range of issues from everyday life and the media to architecture and the built environment, especially as they affect women. Over her prolific career, Rosler has returned to themes of social justice, p...

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Main Authors: Deutsche, Rosalyn (Author), Volpato, Elena (Author), Rosler, Martha (Author)
Other Authors: Nesbit, Molly, 1952- (Interviewer)
Other title:Irrespective.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : New Haven, Connecticut : The Jewish Museum ; Yale University Press, [2018]
Subjects:
Rosler, Martha > Exhibitions.
Rosler, Martha > Criticism and interpretation.
Rosler, Martha > Themes, motives.
Rosler, Martha > Interviews.
Feminism in art > 20th century > Exhibitions.
Feminism in art > 21st century > Exhibitions.
Art > Political aspects > New York (State) > 20th century > Exhibitions.
Art > Political aspects > New York (State) > 21st century > Exhibitions.
Performance art > New York (State) > 20th century > Exhibitions.
Performance art > New York (State) > 21st century > Exhibitions.
Photocollage > New York (State) > 20th century > Exhibitions.
Photocollage > New York (State) > 21st century > Exhibitions.
Jewish women artists > New York (State) > 20th century > Exhibitions.
Jewish women artists > New York (State) > 21st century > Exhibitions.
Rosler, Martha.
Themes, motives.
Photocollage.
Performance art.
Jewish women artists.
Feminism in art.
Art > Political aspects.
New York (State)
Interviews.
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Exhibition catalogs.
Table of Contents:
  • Foreword / Claudia Gould
  • Introduction / Darsie Alexander
  • Exit through the thrift shop / Martha Rosler
  • Unrest / Rosalyn Deutsche
  • As if / Elena Volpato
  • So what I'm saying is, history's a bitch / Molly Nesbit and Martha Rosler in conversation / Crossings.

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